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High-Tech/Electronics: Page 217
Norwegian Clothing Chain Improves Inventory Accuracy With RFID Technology
For the past year, Moods of Norway's clothing suppliers have been RFID-tagging all garments sold by the stores that the Norwegian retailer operates.
Mobile ID Services to Protect Data - and Generate $700M Yearly for Operators, Study Claims
Mobile network operators will generate an additional $700m annually by 2020 from new universal log-in and mobile identity services - from a base of just $20m this year, according to Juniper Research.
Mobile Point-of-Sale Systems Could Exceed 54 Million Unites in 2019
The last decade has seen many technological advancements in known payment environments. The introduction of point-of-sale systems has changed payment experiences by replacing cash registers in many scenarios. Credit cards have become a preferred mode of payment and more merchants are working toward accepting them.
Covectra Issues Serialization System for Infant Formula Protection
Covectra, a provider of technology for product serialization, authentication and tracking and tracing, has launched a new system for protecting infant formula from counterfeiting.
New Truck-Monitoring Technology: It's Just Down the Road
Imagine a truck that "knows," while in transit, that it's about to experience a mechanical failure, how serious the problem is, what's required to fix it, and exactly where the driver should go to get the job done.
At Walmart.com, Mobile Commerce Comes of Age
Mobile has firmly won the battle of devices this holiday season at Walmart, where mobile made up more than 70 percent of traffic to the retailer's website since Thanksgiving.
RFID Tags, Readers ID Locations of Thousands of Workers at Giant Chinese Nuclear Power Plant
The Qinshan Nuclear Power Plant, part of the China National Nuclear Corp., has deployed a system that uses passive ultrahigh-frequency RFID tags and readers to identify the locations of thousands of workers, according to zone, as well as help locate individuals in the event of an emergency and prevent anyone from entering unauthorized areas.
On Your Mark, Get Set, Print Your Plastic Car - Go!
One of the most atypical things seen this year at the Specialty Equipment Market Association show was a prototype of a 3D printed car from the company Local Motors.
Long Shopping Lines? Blame New Technology in Your Credit Cards.
Shopping season means waiting in line. But this year may be even worse. New chip technology in credit cards is making consumers' purchases safer but also appears to be causing longer lines at some retailers.
Big Data Comes to Supply Chain, But It Has to Be Employed Properly
Early uses of big data were concentrated in two areas: customer segmentation/marketing effectiveness, and financial services, particularly in trading. Recently, supply chain has become the "next big thing."
Smart-home Technology Expected to See Growth Topping 1,000 Percent Over Next Five Years
Home automation hardware, sold as stand-alone units rather than as part of a subscription package, will exceed 300 million in 2020, according to Juniper Research. This represents growth of over 1000 percent from an estimated installed base of 28 million units in 2015.
Green America Creates Center for Sustainability Solutions
Green America, an organization promoting sustainable economic activities, has created a Center for Sustainability Solutions.
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